Probably to imply that they’re being disingenuous to avoid criticism for not officially condemning the atrocious actions of the fascist apartheid regime…
That’s a good question. It may be a direct quote, or it may signify that some of the leaders are puppets of the US and really don’t give a fuck what Israel does as long as the US says it’s OK.
Why is “concern” in quotes?
Probably to imply that they’re being disingenuous to avoid criticism for not officially condemning the atrocious actions of the fascist apartheid regime…
That’s a good question. It may be a direct quote, or it may signify that some of the leaders are puppets of the US and really don’t give a fuck what Israel does as long as the US says it’s OK.
I guess it’s more of a quote, but I genuinely don’t understand why you would need to quote like that.
Did the express concern, or did they “express concern” or did they express they are “expressing concern”?
I don’t know, I guess there’s probably some journalistic intent behind it but…